HSC test

[Dirk Tungsten]

LOL

"Is it ok to shoot your gun in the air in celebration for New Years?" T/F

I missed this. I probably should have paid better attention to the questions. For the record I got all of the rest of them right with almost no studying. It's frighteningly simple.

[InvictusManeo]

When I took my test, there was a guy taking it next to me at the same time. He got 9 wrong. I think he may have been a zombie, but I didn't stop to check his pulse. Just took my card and got out of the shop that let someone that dumb even think about firearms.

[Glock22Fan]

I did it with no preparation. The only question I missed was "How old do you have to be to buy a firearm?" As I'm way above the age where I need to know that, I couldn't care less about the answer.

One thing to watch, they nearly scored me as missing most of them because they didn't have the score card lined up properly.

[Rob454]

Like everyone stated pretty common sense test. I walked in and I only missed 1 question. Not that I studied but it was common sense stuff that pretty much 99% of gun owners know

[bswp]

Easy test, hard to fail. I passed with 100%, and only guessed on one question, whether a felony conviction resulted in a lifetime proscription on owning guns.

As Dimitri at City Arms said, the only people he has seen who fail the test are those with English language comprehension problems.

[NotSoFast]

Trivial AND politically correct. If you know the politically correct answers, you'll pass with flying colors. I took it in May and had only glanced over the book prior to taking it. I hadn't been around handguns for 30 years prior to that.

[AK4me]

A monkey with alzheimers can pass that test. Don't sweat it....

Exactly

[slowfire]

I heard it was a "no brainer". Any input would be appreciated. Thanks!

Can you tie your shoes? The hardest part is reading the questions.

[Rover]

Skim the practice test, the only hard question is something like "What should a child do if they find a gun?" and that's only hard because my answer would be don't touch, tell and adult, and they want some goofy 4 step process that rhymes. As it turns out that question isn't on the actual test. Can a convicted felon purchase a firearm? T/F